From day one, Silver Coast Living has been amazing with my dad. Before his care began, the team took the time to understand exactly what he needed and listen to all of our concerns. Everyone who cares for him is friendly, professional, dependable, and truly treats him with kindness. Dad feels safe and comfortable with them, and knowing he’s happy and well cared for gives me so much peace of mind.
Silver Coast Living feels more like a five-star hotel than a care home. The staff genuinely go above and beyond, and everyone I’ve met has been warm, polite and friendly. The food is delicious, with plenty of variety, and there’s always something going on, especially singing and live music. My room is spacious, the bed is comfortable, and I’ve felt very well looked after here. It’s easily the best place I’ve stayed.
My father moved into Silver Coast Living about eight months ago. He's 87 and uses a wheelchair, so he needs help with transfers, grooming, his medication, and general supervision through the day. Before we chose a smaller residential home, I worried about two things in particular. I thought a small place might feel too quiet for him, and I was nervous that different caregivers would each have their own way of moving him, when consistency is exactly what keeps a transfer safe. Before he arrived, we went over his mobility needs, his medication schedule, and the transfer method he's most comfortable with. We brought his wheelchair, his radio, and a few of the blankets he's had for years. The room felt like his fairly quickly. The moment that put me at ease was small. One of the caregivers found out Dad follows baseball, and started helping him tune in to the afternoon games on his radio. When the weather was nice, she'd bring him outside to listen. It wasn't a grand gesture, but it told me someone was paying attention to who he actually is. The staff are patient with his transfers and, importantly, they encourage him to do what he still can rather than doing everything for him. He spends less time alone in his room now, asks for help more comfortably, and seems more present when we visit. Communication hasn't been flawless. Early on, a nonurgent message got passed between caregivers and took longer than I expected to come back to me. We agreed that routine questions would go through one designated contact, and it's been steadier since. If you're considering a place like this, ask specifically how transfers, overnight supervision, and family updates are handled. Those details matter every bit as much as how the home looks.
My mother has lived at Silver Coast Living for a little over a year now, and I still remember how nervous I was before she moved in. She's 82, and by then she needed help with her medication, with bathing, and with getting around when her arthritis flared up. We chose a small residential home on purpose, hoping her caregivers would actually get to know her instead of treating her as one more name on a chart. My biggest worries were that she'd lose her sense of independence, and that nobody would take her vegetarian diet seriously. What won me over wasn't anything dramatic. It was one caregiver noticing that Mom got flustered when she felt rushed in the mornings. So she started offering her two outfits to choose from and letting her finish her tea before helping her get dressed. That small bit of patience told me more than any tour could have. Her medications are steadier now, and she's become noticeably more social. She does chair yoga, putters around in the garden, and likes sitting out on the patio when the weather's nice. The staff call with regular updates, and they reach out whenever her appetite, medication, or mobility changes, which I appreciate. It hasn't been flawless. In the first month one of her blouses ended up in another resident's laundry. They tracked it down, returned it, and started labeling the clothes we send in most often. If your parent does better with familiar routines and a bit of individual attention, a small home like this one is worth a look. Visit in person, and talk through the diet and care details carefully before you decide.
Silver Coast Living offers high-quality care and daily living assistance tailored to individual needs. Their experienced caregivers focus on developing personalized care plans, providing services such as meal preparation, hygiene assistance, cleaning, and supervision. The facility emphasizes companionship and one-on-one attention, fostering trusting relationships between caregivers and residents.
This community is state-licensed (not a Medicare Care Compare skilled nursing facility). Federal CMS star ratings and PBJ staffing do not apply here.
License 306005784 · TUSTIN, CA. Inspection history and ownership details come from state sources as we add them — Unbeatable scores still come only from verified reviews on this site.
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Operated by SILVER COAST LIVING, LLC (independent) since 2026.
